Manipuram
Other civilizations of India represent the same kind of puzzles. In Mahabalipuram or Manipuram, in the south of India, a legend says that a city was sunk 10,000 years ago. Now, just before the tsunami of December 26, 2004, the waters receded very far. And the inhabitants of the village saw emerge the ruins of a temple and a house, as well as an elephant and two giant lions carved in granite. Two years earlier, Graham Hancock had mounted an underwater expedition there revealing the presence of masonry and wall sections, dating from 6000 to 10,000 years. As in the legend…
There is still much to be said about the civilization of the Indus, such as Manipuram and all the very ancient cities of the Indian subcontinent. But don’t believe that the Empire of Rama was limited to present-day India. It is known from the Ramayana that Prince Charming has conquered all of Asia. Other traditions attest that his empire covered Tibet, China, Japan, and Korea, as well as all the countries of ancient Indochina and Southeast Asia.
Which constitutes a huge empire, but it is not over. Rama had kept his western possessions, which he managed and administered from a distance, or to which he went in a single stroke of his UFO, nicknamed the Golden Fleece, which could circle the earth in a few moments. Of course, here is information that you will not find on Wikipedia. And yet, they are true…
Bertrand Maudet offers a new photo essay on one of the major sites of ancient India: Mahabalipuram, also known as Mamallapuram, South India. This rocky chaos is marked by multiple traces of modern equipment, traversed and dotted rocks, cuttings with electric diamond saw, net split rocks, and other impossibilities with simple chisels made of copper or bronze, ie the only tools admitted by archeologists at that very ancient time.
It is obvious that a civilization developed technology, has left its traces in this awesome place. The sheer size of some blocks suggests that these giants, skillful to handle heavier loads. Or beings have antigravity …
What have they tried to do in this chaos? Is it a place of training, a workshop, a career? Anyway, precision fault, we can only classify it in the category of giants playgrounds.
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